retailer

LightInTheBox becomes the first Chinese company to list in the US since November last year. The stock jumps more than 17% at the start of trading.

The auto parts company seeks to raise as much as $500 million. Meanwhile, China Harmony Auto and Wuzhou International are expected to close books today for their offerings.

The combined sale of new and existing shares in the Chinese online discount retailer receives strong demand, allowing it to be upsized by 20%.

In the first offering since its IPO in March last year, the Chinese online discount retailer plans to use the proceeds for capital expenditure.

The deal aims to increase the free-float in the Indonesian pharmaceutical and consumer products company from the current 5%. Meanwhile, Global Mediacom is getting ready to spin off its pay-TV unit.

General Atlantic reduces its stake in Chinese auto retailer Zhongsheng for the third time since its IPO, while an existing shareholder sells $66 million of shares in Indonesian property developer Summarecon.

Chinese shoemaker and retailer Hongguo offers its IPO shares at a discount to domestic competitors as it aims to raise up to $208 million in Hong Kong.

General Atlantic reduces its stake in Chinese car retailer Zhongsheng to 7.5%, while the controlling shareholder of Indonesian supermarket chain Alfamart pockets $103 million and gives the free-float a boost.

The Hong Kong-based jewellery retailer, which has seen its share price double in recent months, sells the shares at a 12% discount but is able to upsize the deal by 19%.